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Black Sabbitch

Name: Black Sabbitch
Start: 2026-11-22T19:30:00+01:00
Location: ZOOM Frankfurt

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Sun, Nov 22, 07:30 PM

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Black Sabbitch, an all-female tribute from Los Angeles, have been delivering the songs of Black Sabbath since 2012 – from early doom anthems to rarely aired album cuts such as 'A National Acrobat' and 'Wheels of Confusion'. The lineup draws on varied rock backgrounds: drummer and founder Angie Scarpa, guitarist Emily Burton (known from stoner-rock act Fireball Ministry), bassist Melanie Makaiwi (Penny Dreadfuls, Scarling) and vocalist Alice Austin (Zola Turn). The sound stays true to the original riff-heavy material while bringing a raw, driving energy and its own direct stage presence. This gig at ZOOM Kantine offers a loud, close-up club atmosphere with heavy grooves that do the Sabbath catalogue justice.

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